According to a report by the IME's International Affairs and PR, there were 122,650 tonnes of steel blooms, 4,500 tonnes of CRC, 1,800 tonnes of galvanized steel sheets, 1,365 tonnes of copper wires, 500 tonnes of cast iron ingots, 300 tonnes of aluminum wires, 150 tonnes of aluminum billets, 60 tonnes of aluminum alloy ingots, 50 tonnes of collor rolled steel sheets, 50 tonnes of aluminum ingots and 25 tonnes of aluminum hydroxide traded on its metals and minerals trading floor.

There were also 167,463 tonnes of cement sold on its cement trading floor.

Next was the IME's oil and petrochemical trading floor with trade of 80,112 tonnes of polymeric products, 3,400 tonnes of bitumen, 130 tonnes of PDA TAR and 70 tonnes of granular sulfur.

It's worth noting as well that the IME's open auction trading floor saw trade of 80,000 tonnes of vacuum bottom, 80,000 tonnes of steel slabs type C and 506 tonnes of PVC.

Last but not least was the IME's side market with 1,000 tonnes of steel scraps, 350 tonnes of bituminous anodes (used in aluminum reduction industry), 341 tonnes of printing & writing papers, 150 tonnes of butadiene and 7 tonnes of bulk continuous filament (BCF) traded on it.